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Split rs_connection into rs_baseconn plus rs_connection and rs_listener.
Connections now has a state variable.
Connect buffer event and fd of _source_ connection, not that of
conn->active_peer. The connection object referred to by a peer is not
meant for using as a connection, only for reporting errors on.
Make sure things are sane even when not using a config file.
Bump library interface version to 1.0.0 since it's changed.
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We're moving x509 and psk config from rs_realm to rs_peer while
allowing these to be configured on the realm level and overriden at
peer level.
Also, add support for printing the read configuration, for debugging.
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Conflicts:
lib/include/radsec/radsec.h
Original commit message (1e3a2613):
Rename most 'package' to 'message'.
RADIUS (RFC2865) is defined to be transported over UDP so the term
"radius packet" makes a lot of sense. RADIUS/TCP (RFC6613) and
RADIUS/TLS (RFC6614), a.k.a. RadSec, use stream transport protocols
though. The term "message" doesn't imply any kind of transport -- a
message can be sent using datagrams as well as in a stream.
This (large) commit changes 'package' to 'message' where it makes
sense. It does not touch the 'radius' subdirectory. It includes
preprocessor directives (#define) to make the public interface
compatible with previous releases of the library.
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RADIUS (RFC2865) is defined to be transported over UDP so the term
"radius packet" makes a lot of sense. RADIUS/TCP (RFC6613) and
RADIUS/TLS (RFC6614), a.k.a. RadSec, use stream transport protocols
though. The term "message" doesn't imply any kind of transport -- a
message can be sent using datagrams as well as in a stream.
This (large) commit changes 'package' to 'message' where it makes
sense. It does not touch the 'radius' subdirectory. It includes
preprocessor directives (#define) to make the public interface
compatible with previous releases of the library.
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